Bhubaneswar: CM Naveen Patnaik on Tuesday launched projects worth over Rs 273 crore in Mayurbhanj, Bargarh and Deogarh districts under the state government’s Ama Odisha, Nabin Odisha scheme. The CM launched 3081 projects worth Rs 111.50 crore in five assembly constituencies of Mayurbhanj district, 3135 projects worth Rs 126.50 crore in five assembly constituencies of Bargarh and 991 projects worth Rs 35 crore in one constituency of Deogarh districts. Under the scheme, each panchayat of the three districts will get Rs 50 lakh each. Speaking at the launch of these projects through video-conference from Bhubaneswar, CM Naveen Patnaik said that the objective of this scheme is to develop rural infrastructure leading to accelerated development and promotion of Jagannath culture and traditions.
CM said that development of all the villages of the state is the ultimate goal. Our culture will be protected and modernity will develop in the villages. Everyone in the village will be guaranteed education and health. Developed villages will be the identity of modern Odisha. All three district panchayats will get Rs 50 lakh each from this scheme.
3081 schemes worth Rs 111 crore started in Mayurbhanj
In the third phase of the program launched on Tuesday in Mayurbhanj district, five constituencies Badsahi, Bangiriposhi, Baripada, Morada and Udala will benefit. A total of 3,081 projects worth Rs 111.50 crore will be started in 223 gram panchayats of these constituencies.
991 projects worth Rs 35 crore started in Devgarh
Rs 35 crore has been sanctioned for one constituency of Deogarh districts, where 991 projects will be implemented in 70 gram panchayats of the district. With this, many development works will be done in these gram panchayats.
3,335 projects will start in Bargarh
Rs 126.50 crore has been sanctioned for five assembly constituencies of Bargarh district. The five assembly constituencies where projects will start include Attabira, Bijepur, Bargarh, Padampur and Bhatli. A total of 3,335 projects will be started in 253 gram panchayats of these constituencies. The objective of this program is to spread Jagannathan culture in every village, develop every place of worship to strengthen the basic foundation of culture of Odisha and develop digital infrastructure across the state. These ambitious projects will be the basic foundation of building Odisha. This will give impetus to the development of the state
What did Naveen Patnaik say?
Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik said that the objective of the scheme is to develop rural infrastructure which will lead to accelerated development. The ultimate goal is the development of all the villages of the state, this will protect our culture and develop modernity in the villages.